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Subject: 16 bit bios calls?
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I think that I saw a message about someone who wanted native 16bit bios
calls within FreeBSD (I hope I got the right list ;) ), and just had
stumbled over something that does this for Linux.  Anyways, it's on
Sunsite, hope it helps.

- alex